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Click on links below for ILCC news releases listed in chronological order by latest date released:

2017 Dram Shop Liability Limits, Maximum Signage Allowances, and Minimum Purchase Requirements
ILCC Honors Former Chairman Steve Schnorf
Monthly discipline reports on underage compliance operations
Report of most recent compliance check operations
LC-13 Pilot Releases
2016 Dram Shop Liability Limits, Maximum Signage Allowances, and Minimum Purchase Requirements
Illinois, Naperville partner on liquor inspections
New Director named at Illinois Liquor Control Commission
Charges announced in illegal out-of-state alcohol importation
New happy hour law frequently asked questions
Training law for Cook County alcohol servers takes effect July 1, 2015
YOUR ACTIONS MATTER! kicks off statewide
Free responsible beverage server classes
2015 Dram Shop Liability Limits, Maximum Signage Allowances, and Minimum Purchase Requirements
Redesigned ILCC website launched
Douglas County students win statewide video contest
Regional seminars on liquor and tobacco sales
Newsletter Correction - Conceal / Carry Language
State awarding $1 million in grants to reduce youth access to tobacco
College Town Summit set for February 19, 2014
Firearm Concealed Carry signage
"YOUR ACTIONS MATTER!" spring statewide event
First-ever "BASSET Summit" to be held on November 14
Chinese Liquor Education & Training (BASSET) Seminar on November 5
ILCC kicks off fall underage drinking prevention campaign
New online licensing system now up-and-running
FREE "Summer BASSET Olympics" classes from July 30 to August 10
State unveils new underage drinking prevention program
Calling all teens (statewide youth art contest)
New “Social Host Law” takes effect on New Year’s Day
Documents related to Anheuser-Busch, City Beverage licensing matter
State to kick off "Summer BASSET Olympics"
Nation's first Cantonese and Mandarin alcohol training classes held in Chicago's Chinatown
April is "Sticker Shock Month" in Illinois
Liquor education on tap before Super Bowl Sunday weekend
Don't Be Sorry visits Soldier Field...
Safe and sober holidays and beyond
Metropolis Parent Meeting highlights "Red Ribbon Week" activities
Crystal Lake teens “Sticker Shock” their community
2011 "Project Sticker Shock" Activities
Gov. Quinn proclaims April as Alcohol Awareness Month
Hospitality industry teams up with state, municipal leaders to combat underage drinking, overconsumption issues
Proper alcohol sales, service the focus of meetings in Danville
ILCC conducts "BASSET hunt" during the dog days of summer
All Vermilion County liquor establishment employees invited to attend FREE training seminar
State eyes expansion of alcohol training program
State of Illinois hosts 2nd Annual “Sticker Shock Day”
ILCC Special Session on March 2, 2010
Questions and answers on the Video Gaming Act
New License Lookup feature now available on the ILCC websit
State, local officials discuss responsible alcohol service in Aurora
Summit of state, college, and local officials addresses college-age drinking issues
Regional meeting on responsible alcohol service to be held in Princeton
Regional meeting on responsible alcohol service to be held in Galesburg
List of wineries allowed to directly ship to Illinois residents
State of Illinois “sticks ‘em up” during Alcohol Awareness Month
New "alcopops" law takes effect
Undercover compliance operations continue throughout state
State of Illinois reaches out to local officials after drunk driving tragedy
ILCC cracks down on underage sales
ILCC seeks to amend BASSET certificate requirement
Liquor Commission to meet with licensees in Chicago's southwest suburbs
Don't Be Sorry visits Harrisburg, IL to discuss underage drinking prevention strategies
New Don't Be Sorry initiative debuts
New license required to ship wine directly to consumers
Crash victim speaks to teens about underage drinking consequences after near fatal wreck
Liquor Commission and law enforcement crack down on underage drinking in Champaign-Urbana
Learn more about the January 1, 2008 state smoking ban
Direct wine shipment signed into law by Gov. Blagojevich
Gov. Blagojevich signs law to protect teens from ‘alcopop’ advertising
Gov. Blagojevich signs legislation cracking down on parents that permit underage drinking at home
Noted authors to discuss teen drinking on April 24th and April 26th
Gov. Blagojevich kicks off TrAIL, Don’t Be Sorry programs in Kendall County
Sealing and removal of open wine bottles from restaurants
Governor expands TrAIL into northwestern Illinois Initiative kicks off in Whiteside, Carroll, and Jo Daviess counties
Numerous violations found during sweep of Cook, DuPage, Will liquor retailers
Gov. Blagojevich expands programs to combat underage drinking; Don't Be Sorry educational campaign and TrAIL come to Kane and McHenry counties
ILCC extends sunset date for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Filter policy
Don't Be Sorry goes to college... Drunk driving simulator visits state universities
Don't Be Sorry campaign rolls onto the University of Illinois-Springfield campus
Chicago bars found breaking the law 13 liquor establishments cited for conducting 'bottle service'
ILCC unveils new program to combat underage drinking
Liquor Commission accepts largest ever fine, suspension of retailer license
Licensees throughout Illinois cited for selling to underage purchasers
"Don't Be Sorry" campaign debuts in Sangamon County
New ILCC awareness program on underage drinking to kick off in Sangamon County
2006 Dram Shop Liability Limits
ILCC determines trade practice policy regarding Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Filter
Agency cooperation key to compliance check operation
Illinois Liquor Control Commission announces that tobacco retailer compliance exceeds federal targets for sixth straight year
Illinois Liquor Control Commission Helps Communities Reduce Youth Access To Tobacco
Illinois Liquor Control Commission Announces a Statewide Decrease in Sales to Minors PROJECT 21 Successful in First Year
Illinois Liquor Control Commission Sponsors Project 21-Phase 2
Illinois Liquor Control Commission Kicks Off Project 21
Underage Drinking Awareness Program Targets College Campuses
Illinois Liquor Control Commission announces partnership with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to reduce illegal tobacco sales to minors
Attorney General Ryan, U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Illinois Liquor Control Commission team up against illegal tobacco sales
U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Illinois Liquor Control Commission team up against illegal tobacco sales
U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Illinois Attorney General and Illinois Liquor Control Commission team up against illegal tobacco sales
Illinois youths will try to purchase tobacco products during a $200,000 cooperative education and advertising campaign

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